Upgrade Docker image/Ruby/RoboCop #162
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When this Dockerfile was originally defined there was not a pre-built compose image. Having that available dramatically simplifies the Dockerfile here. The need for upgrade comes from the fact that the previous version of Alpine was bringing along a very old version or Ruby (2.3) which is not longer supported and some gems were failing to install.
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johnallen3d
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Jun 3, 2020
| @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ Gem::Specification.new do |s| | |||
| s.add_runtime_dependency('gli', '~> 2.16') | |||
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| s.add_development_dependency('codeclimate-test-reporter', '~> 1.0.7') | |||
| s.add_development_dependency('did_you_mean') | |||
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Hopefully this can be removed in the long run: rubocop/rubocop#7979
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When this Dockerfile was originally defined there was not a pre-built compose image. Having that available dramatically simplifies the Dockerfile here. The need for upgrade comes from the fact that the previous version of Alpine was bringing along a very old version or Ruby (2.3) which is not longer supported and some gems were failing to install.